TCP6013C Topless Tower Crane- 8T
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· Customer can tell Masan the detailed specifications and Masan can make the suitable products for customers. This is topless tower crane, it can meet the different construction hoist.
· Manufacturing Year: 2014
· Jib Length: 60m
· Free Height Under Hook: 45m
· Max. Load: 8T
· Tip load: 1.3T
· Mast Section Dimension(m): 1.83x1.83x3
· Hoisting Speed(m/min) & power: 25/50/100 30Kw
· Slewing Speed (r/min) & power: 0~0.8 2x4Kw frequency
· Trolleying Speed (m/min) & power:10/30/60 1.1/3.7/5kw
· Cable specification: 3x25+2x16
· Power Supply: 400V(+6% -10%)50HZ
- Q: What are the luffing, slewing, and walking points of a tower crane?
- The luffing of a tower crane is the forearm of a crane;Slewing means the steering mechanism of a crane;Walking means the walking trolley on the luffing range of a crane
- Q: I'm confused about one of the final scenes, where Seneca Crane is locked in the room with the nightlock berries. Does this mean that he is supposed to eat the berries and presumably die? Or is it symbolism of some sort of distaste in the way he ended the Games?
- I think he is supposed to eat and die because Prez Snow got pretty angry at Seneca for having two winners for the Hunger Games
- Q: Describe how a bottleneck event reduces genetic diversity in a population, and specifically how this has affected the current population of whooping cranes in the U.S
- Well, a bottleneck reduces the number of organisms in a population or species down to a much smaller number than previously existed. In the case of the whooping crane, the species underwent a bottlenck event (although what it is I'm not sure), leaving us with less than 12 individual birds. The more widely accepted number of 6-8 birds has given rise to the several hundred whooping cranes alive today. Since only half a dozen sets of genes were used to create the several hundred, there is not much genetic variability.
- Q: the cable of Crane I creates and angle of 30 degree angle from the horizontal and the cable of Crane II creates an angle of 45 degrees from the horizontal.-draw a figure that gives a visual representation of the problem-write a vector to represent the tension on the cable of Crane I-write a vector to represent the tension on the cable of Crane II-write a vector to represent the 20000 lb cargo container being lifted -calculate the tension on both cables. Justify your answer.....please help me!!! thank you!!!!:)
- I find this question very interesting, i'll keep here waiting for the answer.
- Q: Ok I got these huge mosquito things in my house and found out they are crane flies. I got up this morning and there are several hanging from my ceiling on a long single strand of silk or web. Is this unusual? Its really weird.
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- Q: the question is :Two cranes can unload a ship together in 15 hours. The faster crane takes 16 hours less than the slower crane, if each were to unload the same ship alone. How long doesi t take for each crane to unload this ship? I done most of the math but i am stuck with this last part .15+- radical 1185/2
- No. of hours for the slower to unload alone—x: 1/x + 1/(x - 16) = 1/15 (x - 16 + x)/(x? - 16x) = 1/15 15(2x - 16) = x? - 16x 30x - 240 = x? - 16x x? - 46x = - 240 x? - 23x = - 240 + (- 23)? x? - 23x = - 240 + 529 (x - 23)? = 289 x - 23 = 17 x = 40 No. of hours for the faster to unload alone: = 40 - 16 = 24 Answer: slower crane, 40 hrs; faster crane, 24 hrs Check: = 15(1/40 + 1/24) = 15([3 + 5]/120) = 15(8/120) = 15(1/15) = 15/15 or 1
- Q: These cranes always stay higher than the construction process but I have never seen how they are extended to stay above all of it. They come in two formats, free standing and those attached to the building. The possibilities that I thought of was that maybe they use another crane to lift the housing and the horisontal arm to put in more modules into the vertical part; or that they extend it by some way by putting modules in at the top or bottom and that the crane has some self-lifting mechanism to accommodate the insertion of more modules. However, I have never seen this being done, nor does the construction of these cranes point to its ability to do so. The only other possibility that I could think of was that the crane is set up at the outset to be higher than the completed height of the building, hence there is no need to extend it but this does not explain how they do it for very high buildings where the crane is attached to the building and seems to grow higher with the building.
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- Q: I've come up with a few reasons, if someone could add on to it then that would be wonderful!Thank you for answering my question :D
- A crane allows us to place light or heavy loads with precession and safety; on top of buildings, across water ways, down mine shafts and over obstacles. Building a pyramid today would be done with cranes, instead of building ramps to slide the massive stone blocks up. Cranes speed up any construction project. Cranes eliminate a lot of manual labor. Cranes prevent injuries by doing the hard work. One example, we used a crane to lift off an entire house roof, in one piece. We then built a second story and then used the crane again to put the roof back on. Without a crane, it would have taken several days to tear off the shingles, remove the roof sheeting and the trusses, not to mention the money saved. The building codes do not allow the reuse of wood trusses, yet not taking the roof apart, allowed use to reuse the trusses, a savings of hundreds of dollars. Wingman
- Q: i know there is a lot of styles in the crane and the praying mantis and ba gua. then what types are there? and what is the most powerful one??
- Well... you seem to have two questions in here. First of all, the crane and praying mantis are both stances used in internal (Weija) and external (Neija) Wing-Chun (Kung-fu). Second, Bagua is one of the internal styles. External styles are more powerful for fighting styles.
- Q: did stephen crane win any awards?
- Stephen Crane (November 1, 1871 – June 5, 1900) was an American novelist, short story writer, poet and journalist. Prolific throughout his short life, he wrote notable works in the Realist tradition as well as early examples of American Naturalism and Impressionism. He is recognized by modern critics as one of the most innovative writers of his generation.
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TCP6013C Topless Tower Crane- 8T
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- Loading Port:
- Shanghai
- Payment Terms:
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- Min Order Qty:
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- Supply Capability:
- 30 unit/month
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